to be given such a position, that is, accordingly, how to meet these skills, it means training, preparing, being ready for work, directly, every person comes without a military training, basic general military training, here we have a very powerful training center within the framework of ukraine, if you go to contract service, then it's a trip abroad, it's generally very cool, and with it bzvp. well, the candidate gets very strong skills, directly, for which he is already going to a further position, he either undergoes an additional professional specialty, well , he receives training, or directly he comes to the unit and our instructors, our specialists teach there, accordingly, as i said, upon arrival to the unit there is a reconciliation period, where we check what the person has learned with the team, and in the process we have trips to the training ground.

training, we also send them to, if someone wants to move on in their career to some courses, there are definitely, and well, we promote development as much as possible. finally, i cannot help but mention the mobilization law, which was finally adopted, signed by the president recently, how do you evaluate it, will it really help mobilization? there are pros and cons in this, in general, i believe that... the law has the right to life, only before this law we still need to strengthen communication with the candidates and civilians, we need to give them the opportunity to choose, to choose options, i i think that with how we explain that the army is not scary, when you are provided, when you are safe, when you are taken care of, when you have a powerful team, when it is... our job, in fact,

it is our task to defend our state now and when we have young commanders who think nowadays, when there are teams that are volunteers since 2014 and there for the entire time of commanding small groups, there is not a single dead person, when people will know this, then i think they will be more motivated, and the mobilization law will not really be so much for them the determining factor of whether they want to go or not, because it's a framework, it's a framework. as in the contract, as in any work that we go to, that's why, the more, i think, people will understand the essence of military activity, the more they will be interested, because it is actually very very interesting and very necessary today, on that note, i thank you very much for the conversation, i know that your recruiting team is growing, because there are many requests from the candidates themselves who want to join the 47th brigade. so,

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a polish military man, general, former commander of the polish ground forces, waldemar skrzypchak. greetings, mr. general. i am glad that you agreed to this interview, and i would like to talk with you about this war and its prospects. recently, putin's spokesman piskov said that it is now clear that russia will win this war. do you think this is also the situation on the battlefield?

will be stopped this summer? yes, this means that the russians will not achieve their goals. since the defense of the ukrainian army is very strong, the army is very good, it fights well. these are unsurpassed soldiers who beat the russian army with their heroism. despite the fact that the russians have a great advantage over the ukrainian army, they cannot defeat it, and in my opinion. ukraine also lost a large number of its army, which was trained and had a lot of war experience, because the war started in 2014.

and in fact, they are now talking about the fact that a ukrainian counteroffensive is likely in the near future. is the ukrainian army ready for the year? to counterattack? do you believe that ukraine can go to the borders of 1991 , we would like it, but as a soldier, i look at it realistically. above all, the russians have an advantage.

since the russians have an advantage from a military point of view, the offensive and return of the occupied territories is unrealistic. talking about a counterattack, what do you think? in my view of the situation, it comes from the fact that this is how propaganda works. propaganda shows the desired, instead, so that the ukrainians can defeat the russian army and liberate those territories, they should have an advantage, not the russians. and at this moment, the advantage is on the side of russia, so the main goal of the ukrainians should be such a defense that will break the russian offensive.

what the poles say about those ukrainian men who ended up in poland and do not want to return to ukraine. kyiv's decision to mobilize was very late, at least by eight months. in may of last year, kyiv was supposed to announce mobilization. ukrainians in poland have asylum, they fled the war

in ukraine and found refuge in poland, germany, and many other countries. this is a great potential of young people who can to be soldiers but the key motive for returning to ukraine, first of all, is that they feel they are ukrainians and want to defend ukraine. and secondly, it is that the government. in kyiv must turn to the governments in europe, to warsaw, to berlin, to paris, to prague, with a proposal for an international agreement that would allow ukraine to recruit those ukrainian citizens on the territory of poland, germany, the czech republic, france and other countries migrated to those countries. it must be in accordance with laws and agreements, between governments, then ukrainians can create, for example, in poland, in germany. recruiting centers for ukrainians who will report to the army, and we, in turn,

on the basis of those intergovernmental agreements, can train those ukrainians, and after that, let them go to ukraine and fight. but will ukrainians turn to such recruiting centers? you know, it all depends on. whether they feel like ukrainians and feel that this is a struggle for their homeland, for the survival of the homeland, for the survival of ukraine. i believe that among those who there are in poland, in germany, somewhere else, there are those who feel this way, it is only necessary to create the conditions for them to return, that is, first of all, they must be recruited, secondly, they must be trained, they cannot be taken from poland or germany as cannon fodder meat, untrained. therefore, this condition should also be based on voluntary recruitment and training, which poland or

germany will train those people who will be recruited by ukrainians. but do you hear in polish society that people say why they are sitting here, they have to defend their own country, we give money, we help, but here they just take advantage of what they live here, but do not protect their country. first of all, the poles' position is to support ukraine and ukrainians. the voices of society, which also sound in the media, say that it is necessary to act in accordance with the law. you can't do anything by force. you can't carry out roundups, deport ukrainians to ukraine, because poland is a country of law and a democratic country. but of course, the poles claim that it is the duty of ukrainians to return to ukraine and fight for ukraine. but in my opinion, the main role here is the role of kyiv and the government in kyiv, which should

create, together with western countries , conditions that will allow them to be recruited or recruited, then train them in our countries, and then send them to the front in ukraine. is poland ready for the fact that war may come to the poles? we are in nato. nato's strength is growing month by month. we are stronger now. we have a great advantage over russia. thanks to you, and thanks to ukrainians who fight well, we feel safer. we have time for to prepare our forces, modernize and equip and prepare for what may happen through putin. but i believe that putin is afraid of nato, because his confrontation with nato would lead to the fall of putin's russia, that is, putin would fall with

his russia, which succumbed to the power that nato has over russia. and what is the mood in the midst of the fact that there may be a situation when poles will be needed, how many poles are ready to go and defend their country, the poles are aware of that, historically we have always had a threat from russia, we are 500 years old, as our minister says of foreign affairs sikorsky, we are fighting against russia, russia has always been our enemy, so we are ready for it, as well as ukrainians. i think that we, all poles, will stand in solidarity to defend our homeland, and our presence in nato is also a guarantee of that. you recently said that the border between belarus and poland needs to be replaced. will

the polish government listen to you, or do other military personnel listen to you?

and is a member of nato. when the russians attack ukraine with missiles and drones, very often they fly to the west of ukraine. then poland rises into the sky your military aircraft, fighters. could there be such a situation that poland will help protect the sky over western ukraine in order to help ukraine. that is nato's mission, and in my opinion, nato should issue a warning to putin. that every missile that flies in the direction of poland or nato countries will be destroyed by nato forces. because there cannot be such a situation that russian missiles fly into the territory of poland, as was the case in perevody,

when a missile killed two poles, and the russians had consequences for this. everyone plays with muscles, but it seems to me that it is time for quick decisions, firm decisions, but only for firm people, for politicians. instead, politicians who lack the courage to tell putin clearly are in charge. every missile that approaches us will be destroyed by the air

defense system. there is no other option. and what do you think about it? will such a weapon help poland, or on the contrary provoke a greater threat from russia? in my opinion, the problem lies in something else: first, nato's consent is needed. so that the weapons were in the front-line territory, i.e. warehouses with nuclear weapons, which will be on the territory of poland, will be objects of the first order for.

ukraine would have avoided what happened under the avdiyivka, what is happening now in the abyss of time, and so on. that is, that withdrawal

due to the fact that the ukrainians have nothing to stop the advance of the russian army. therefore, it seems to me that if you had ammunition in time and caused losses to the russians, they would not have dared to attack the defensive positions of the ukrainian army. but i believe that the ammunition will arrive in the coming days, hours, that the russians will receive a blow. what would help ukraine to end the war, what weapons are needed for this? it is difficult to say, in my opinion, the main problem that ukraine is struggling with is the lack of troops. the army is in such a number, such training and such a defense that could effectively defeat the russian army and prevent a breakthrough in the defense. and at this moment, all ukrainians, the government in kyiv, we all must focus on the fact that the ukrainian army holds its ground, repels the onslaught of the russian army, and that the russians no longer try

to attack, because they also have big problems with weapons and with the military. lack troops, now the mobilization age is reduced to 25 years. the average age of a ukrainian soldier is 40-40. plus in poland it is 28 years. do you think that the current lowering of the enlistment age will affect the average age of the military, and whether age matters for a military man who goes to the battlefield with a weapon . there are two categories here: the first is age, as you noted, are people 20 plus who are better taught? the second is the quality of the soldier, that is , his training, because this is the key point. well trained far trained soldier on the battlefield will give itself advice. meanwhile

, an unprepared soldier, even a young one, will not cope, will not react like this. it is so that those who are young and untrained become the first victims on the battlefield. the experience you have gained so far is of great importance. you have many soldiers with experience who must. recently , the americans said that by helping russia, china is making the war last forever. and actually, this is the problem, because russia has so many people that ukraine cannot compete with it. we see how the americans dragged their time with help ukraine. in this case

, can ukraine hold this front against russia, which receives help from china, which has such a large number of soldiers who will still go to fight. also have demographic problems. the russians now have less of that soldier potential, this is the first thing. secondly, remember that russia is a conglomeration of peoples, about 200 peoples who do not necessarily feel good in russia, because they remember that russia once turned them into slaves. and these are the slaves who feel the atmosphere of freedom more and more, the time when they can to get out of this russian captivity. therefore , russia will have more and more internal problems , and there are fewer russians in russia now, because russians are also fleeing from russia, which is why russia has

a serious problem. with the russians, russia is a theoretically russian country, but it consists of 200 peoples who are in russian slavery, and they do not want to be in it, but they are so poor that they just make money, and war is a way for them to get funds. i agree, not for everyone, along with that, russia also has economic problems, internal,

they discuss, they meet, hold j7, j2 meetings, nato summits, and this does not solve anything for ukraine, it does not prevent putin from launching missiles at civilians, then kills them, so as long as politicians remain hypocritical, ukraine will not be able to hope for nato, that they will stand up and do everything so that putin does not have such an opportunity, please note that the sanctions imposed by europe and the whole world on russia do not work.

i know what else can shake those politicians, a personal threat to them, a threat of war to them, only this can make them act, mr. general, thank you very much for this conversation, i will tell our viewers that waldemar skszypchak, a polish, glory to the heroes, general, former commander of the polish ground forces, and we were in contact with us from poland. .they talked about the russian-ukrainian war, about its prospects, about whether the world is still ready to stay with ukraine. lesya vokulyuk, thank you for your attention and stay with espresso.

18:00 in ukraine, for your attention , a news broadcast on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval, i greet all viewers and to of the most important events: the defense forces blew up. bridge over the siverskyi donets-donbas canal. this means that, unfortunately, there are no ukrainian forces on the other side. the occupiers are trying not only to attack the enemy head-on, but also to advance on the flanks. the line of ukrainian defense is being built in the direction of covering the temporal gap. this was stated by the head of the council of reservists of the ground forces of the armed forces of ukraine, ivan tymochko. according to him, the siverskyi donets channel itself is a serious...